Sudan has over 10 million displaced people, making it the largest displacement crisis globally. This situation primarily impacts women and children.

Amy Pope, the director general of the International Organization for Migration, has highlighted that Sudan is currently facing the largest displacement crisis in the world. Over 10 million individuals have been forced to leave their homes due to ongoing conflicts and instability. The crisis predominantly affects vulnerable groups, particularly women and children, who are often left without adequate support or resources. Pope has pointed out that this urgent humanitarian issue is not receiving the necessary attention from the international community. The situation in Sudan requires immediate action and awareness to address the needs of those displaced and to find solutions to the ongoing crisis.